The Northern Confederacy of Protection
A lengthy critique denounces tariff protection as a pitiful smuggling of favoritism by Northern confederates against laboring Americans. The speaker argues protection raises prices, lowers wages, and benefits monopolists, while denying true market freedom to farmers and workers. He extols Cleveland and laments entrenched industrial power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bright
Cobden
Henry George
Liverpool
Atlantic
Confederacy of Manufactures
Grant
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Democratic Party
Republican Party
England
Mexico
Ue Tholma Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Confederacy
British Empire Growth Expands Across Continents
A collage of empire notes outlines Britain's reach from Fiji and India to Burmah and Zululand, with reports of Congo advance, Egyptian control, and potential Cyprus shifts. The piece also notes colonial gains in South America and the looming outlines of a vast imperial map.
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Fiji
India
Upper
Burmah
Borneo
New Guinea
South Africa
Congo
Egypt
Khartoum
Cyprus
Turkey
South America
Liverpool Mercury
Democratic Vigilance Committe List by Townships
A long roster lists Democratic Vigilance Committee members by township and borough, naming chairs and numerous associates across Brokenstraw, Corydun, Conewango, Columbus, Cherry Grove, Deerfield, Eldred, Elk, Freehold, Farmington, Glade, Kinzu, Limestone, Mead, Line Grove, Pittsfield, Spring Creek, Triumph, Waterston, North Clarendon, Tidioute, Youngsville, Bear Lake, Warren, West precincts, and more, with detailed names and roles. The last item notes Mow Point druggists praising Van Wert Balsam as best cough remedy, with local sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw
John Cooney
LH. Mathews
C. D. Olney
G.P. Mead
Darius Mead
Corydun
Geo. Tome
C. C. Sparks
J. W. Williams
A. Arthur
Conewango
Samuel Mack
Henry Barthh
Fred Betts
Oliver Hoag
Fred Honhart
J. McLaughlin
Christian Frantz
Columbus
W. R B. Rhodes
Charles H. Brown
H. P. Stevens
H. Mead
Thomas Sample
James Perkins
Nelson Frisket
Jlean Spencer
Ellis Dutton
Cherry Grove
John Miller
Deerfield
Fred Bartsch
Jas. Hutchingon
B. A. Snow
Amos Kinnear
John Maguire
Eldred
Geo. M. Wilson
Samuel Eldred
Robert McLntyre
W. D. Pierce
J. P. Mericle
Elk Township
John Sager
Gotlieb Tong
E. L. Coats
Fred Wentz
Henry Heines
D. Quinn
Randall Geer
Wm. O Neil
Alex Sicker
Henry Baldeneperger
Kkinzue
J. C. Fuller
T.G. Phillips
A. McElree
J. Leonard
J. Lemon
T. F. Downe
G. Martin
Charles Martin
Limestone
J. P. Houser, Jr
J. H. McDonald
Jac. Garver
Wim. Merkle
Jacob Eisenbrown
Mead
Roger Mooney
John
Steck
Jas
Corbine
Levi Clary
Chas, Dunham
Aaron Linberg
WW. B. Course
W. D. Riddeleperger
Line Grove
J. A. Fry
Geo Bauer
A. P. Dunning
D. B. Browan
Chas. Chise
Willia Hale
Levi Brown
Pittsfield
Hael
Aa. Anderson
I. A. Whitney
D. D. Anderson
A. Anderton
W. D. Ford
Weet
D. J. McMillan
Geo. P. Hulburt
J. Lopez
Frank Camp
Jus. Jordan
Geo. Gorton
Pleagant Township
N. Deitch
J.P. Meyers
John Pierce
Henry Chapel
Sheffield Guo
James Gibborn
Wateon Township
Cunarro
Frank Suaverly
Frank Repp
Duln McCwn
North Clarindon
K. 1
Pene
Te 1
Freeman
J. Werle
Walker
KE. Amann
Boon Magee
F. KE. Reed
John Bowman
J.T. Nelson
W. G Trunkey
PL J. Bayer
Mike Schwing
AL. Dalrymple
West Precinct
D. Reed
We. Lavery
Charlee Hastings
Alex H. Brown
Try Hodgen
John Slooney
Carlos O'Donnell
T. B. Clawson
Esp
Kim
A. Weirs
Ed Morrison
Geo
Davi
Morie Gleason
Andew Mehan
Phillip Witz
Largest assortment of dry goods and carpets offered in 1888
The fall and winter sale begins Monday October 1 1888 with the largest display of dry goods carpets and cloaks for the citizens of this vicinity.
Black and Colored Silks at Lowest Figures
Local shop promotes a sale of black and colored silks including Henriettas and striped plaid dress goods. Emphasizes superior quality and very low prices with a call to inspect the selection and new adaptations.
Velvet Stock Proves Low Prices At Plain and Fannies
In Plain and Fannies Velvets, the large stock line is praised for being very pretty to look at. Prices are described as very low, within reach of economical buyers seeking value. The note highlights affordability and broad selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sec
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
William Vanderbuit
Wall Street
Eastor Insurance Company
Richfield Springs
Edgar Baltus
Baltus
Mademoiselle
Beare Town
Impressive Winter Stock of Blankets and Shaws On Sale
Immense stock of blankets shawls and comforters offered in all styles and grades at very low prices. Urges shoppers to buy heavy goods to stay warm this cold weather.
Red Flannels and Underwear Offerings at Shear's
The ad promotes red flannels and homemade flannels from Jamestown and Canton, highlighting a large woolen flannel assortment. It also markets woolen underwear, marine underwear, and cotton underwear for ladies, misses, and children, claiming twenty styles and low prices to keep warm during cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Canton
Shear’s
Woolen Goods Stock Sells at Low Prices
Shell offered a full stock of hosiery mittens gloves hoods and legging for winter with heavy purchases reflecting high demand. Prices touted as very low and the assortment described as complete for cold weather needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
Cloak Parlor Boasts Vast Stock and Low Prices
Glokas plush saguues and plush jackets for ladies misses and children are offered in a vast display. The store claims unmatched stock and low prices to entice every lady in the area to visit and compare their cloaks with rivals.
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Warren County
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Jas. Catle
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John Suger
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Echer
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Yucata
Atlanding Court
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Richard J. Stewart
Third Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Davis’ Drug Store
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Mazelling
John Hepburn
Dena
Ofte Liberty Street
Thesifence
Dist Blevets
Msudens
Cane Tionus
Teephorig Exchange
McLane
Eric Erickson